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                                            Emmanuel Blot

FtdiEeprom: missing "chip" option byte will make FT_PROG erase the EEPROM(!)

Hi, Well to be honest I have not worked on this project for several months, as my spare free time is reduced to zero. You can submit a patch/PR, maybe...

GPIO resets IO after setting when Mpsse.close(freeze=True) on MacOS Sonomo

I would not be surprised that once the device is returned to the kernel, it re-initializes it as it supports FTDI device as USB-Serial adapters (the macOS equivalent of `ftdi_sio.ko`...

SPI exchange() returns no data; driver conflict between pyftdi and pyftdiwin

No idea except Windows is a massive piece of 💩 If it works on pyftdiwin, I would recommend you stick with it.

Update i2cscan.py

Which linter does trigger this warning? Note that keyboard interruption does not necessarily means it is interrupted by the user: sending a SIGINT signal should do the same.

SPI reads all 1's (0xFF's) off of FT2232H

> We confirmed that MISO is wired to the correct pin on ADBUS. Do you mean `AD2` ? Things you can do: 1. check the signals as analog values, to...

SPI reads all 1's (0xFF's) off of FT2232H

> Also, thanks again @eblot for your thoughtful debug steps! Great library! Thanks @nickhdc33 Re-opening this issue for now, as I do not understand why this workaround is needed...

SPI reads all 1's (0xFF's) off of FT2232H

BTW, what are the reference(s) of the SPI slave devices?

SPI reads all 1's (0xFF's) off of FT2232H

Not really, the type/kind of SPI device you're trying to communicate with: FTDI being the master/host, what are the (slave) devices?

When opening MPSSE interface, debug/tracer params are not fully used

Thanks for reporting this issue. The whole API for opening a FTDI connection is getting old and has stacked up too many ways to initialize the device. It would be...

ftdi: preserve original latency timer on close

I understand the purpose, but that also means an interface is no longer open in a known state, which is quite unusual... Depending on the actual usage, this is either...